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| - | '''Hexadecimal''', often abbreviated to '''hex''', is a [[number system]] that also includes the [[letter]]s A through F as numbers to make them smaller and more [[convenient]] for use in [[programming]] [[video game]]s. | + | <[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Number_system Computing]]> |
| + | '''Hexadecimal''', often abbreviated to '''hex''', is a [[number system]] that also includes the [[letter]]s A through F as numbers to make them smaller and more [[convenient]] for use in [[programming]] [[video game]]s or other software. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:40, 10 September 2011
Hexadecimal, often abbreviated to hex, is a number system that also includes the letters A through F as numbers to make them smaller and more convenient for use in programming video games or other software.
